Severe weather warning - Hardly any storm operations in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein
Despite warnings of flooding, the situation in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein remained calm on Wednesday night. "We had a lot of rain, but nothing dramatic for us," reported the Hamburg police on Wednesday morning.
The central police control centers in Schleswig-Holstein also reported a quiet night. In Quickborn, a ditch overflowed during the night - the water had to be pumped off a road. No one was injured, according to the police in Elmshorn.
On Wednesday, Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein can expect even more storms and rain. According to forecasts by the German Weather Service (DWD), the continuous rain is expected to continue until late afternoon. Gusts of up to 80 kilometers per hour are expected in some areas.
DWD forecast, as of 4.01 a.m.
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- Despite the storm warning, the predicted storm surge in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein was not as severe as anticipated.
- Due to the heavy rain and potential for floods, the local authorities issued a storm warning and advised residents in certain areas to evacuate temporarily.
- The police in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein have been closely monitoring the situation, issuing updates and providing assistance where necessary in the face of the recent weather disturbance.
- As the storm surge approaches the coast of Schleswig-Holstein, authorities have issued a flood warning for low-lying areas and are urging residents to be cautious and stay informed about the situation.
Source: www.stern.de
